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Should i go to my urologist for a possible uti or bladder infection or gyno?
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Either: If you have fewer than one or two utis a year then your primary care physician or gynecologist can treat optimally. If you have recurring infections or persisting infections then it might be useful to consult a urologist.
Answered 1/5/2019
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